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An Overview of Brazilian Ac1ons Regarding Sustainability of Biofuels Manoel Regis L.V. Leal [email protected]

An Overview of Brazilian Actions Regarding Sustainability of Biofuels

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Presentation of Manoel Regis Leal for the "2nd Workshop on the Impact of New Technologies on the Sustainability of the Sugarcane/Bioethanol Production Cycle"Apresentação de Manoel Regis Leal realizada no "2nd Workshop on the Impact of New Technologies on the Sustainability of the Sugarcane/Bioethanol Production Cycle "Date / Data : Novr 11th - 12th 2009/ 11 e 12 de novembro de 2009 Place / Local: CTBE, Campinas, Brazil Event Website / Website do evento: http://www.bioetanol.org.br/workshop5

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AnOverviewofBrazilianAc1onsRegardingSustainabilityof

Biofuels

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Context

•  Fastgrowthofbiofuelsproduc1onstar1ng2003;•  BiofuelsunderaIack:noGHGreduc1onbenefits,nega1veimpactsonfoodproduc1on,biodiversitylosses,laborissues;

•  Severalini1a1vesonbiofuelssustainabilitycriteria,tendingtobecomecer1fica1onprocedures:EUDirec1ve,RFS2(USA),LCFS(California),RSB(Switzerland),RTFO(UK),GBEP(G8+5),BSI(WWF,other),CramerReport(Holland)

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BrazilianAc1vi1es

Someverygoodini1a1vestakingplacebutlackaNa1onalCoordina1on

•  SugarcaneAgroecologicalZoning;•  SPAgroenvironmentalZoning;•  EnvironmentalProtocolsinSPandMG;

•  INMETROBrazilianBiofuelsCer1fica1onProgram;•  Na1onalAgreementtoImproveLaborCondi1ons;

•  Par1cipa1oninGBEP,RSB,BSI;•  Brazil/Germanyini1a1vetoproposeISO/PC248Sustainability

CriteriaforBioenergy(ABNT/INMETRO/DIN)

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LessonsFromIni1a1vesAbroad•  MainfocusstronglyonGHGnetemissionreduc1ons(limitsdefined);

•  Compe11onwithfoodsupplyconcerns;

•  Biodiversityprotec1on;•  Waterandsoilconserva1on;

•  Wastemanagement;

•  Socialissues:welfare(labor,humanrights,property,socialcondi1ons);

•  Wealth:impactsonlocalpopula1on

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HowToMeasure?

•  Criteriaandindicators

•  Typesofindicators– Processindicator:evidencethatofaspecificac1onwastaken(qualita1ve)

– Performanceindicator:quan1tavedefini1onoftargets

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Regula1onsAlreadyinEffect

•  EUDirec1ve2009/28/EC

•  RenewableFuelStandard2(EISAof2007):EPA

•  LowCarbonFuelStandard:CARB

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EUDirec1veKeyPoints•  Targetforrenewableenergyshareintransportof10%in2020;

•  Ar1cle17:SustainabilityCriteriaforBiofuelsandBioliquids;AppendixVLCAproceduresanddata;

•  GHGreduc1onlimits:35%(2013),50%(2018)and60%fornewplants(01/01/2017);

•  Favor2Gbiofuelsandfeedstocksfromdegradedland;

•  LUCincludedbutILUCwillbesuggestedbyDec/2010;

•  DefaultvaluesforbiofuelsLCA.

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EUDirec1veDefaultValues

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RenewableFuelStandard2

•  FourtypesofbiofuelsbasedonfeedstocksandGHGreduc1ons

•  Biofuelsdemandwillreach136GL(36Ggalons)in2022(marketshare)

•  GHGemissionreduc1ons(baseline2005):20%forplantsbuiltajerdec/2007;50%foradvancedbiofuels,60%for2Gbiofuels

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EPALCAEmissionReduc1onValues

TypeofBiofuel 100years2%discountrate

(%)

30years0%discountrate

(%)

Cornethanol(NGdrymill) ‐16 +5

Cornethanol(NGdrymillbestcase) ‐39 ‐18

Cornethanol(coaldrymill) +13 +34

Cornethanol(biomassdrymill) ‐39 ‐18

Cornethanol(biomassdrymill/cogen) ‐47 ‐26

Soybeansbiodiesel ‐22 +4

Tallowbiodiesel ‐80 ‐80

Sugarcaneethanol ‐44 ‐26

Switchgrassethanol ‐128 ‐124

Cornstoverethanol ‐115 ‐116

Source: EPA, 2009

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LowCarbonFuelStandard(CARB)

•  Target:reduceGHGemissionsintransportin10%by2020(Inrela1onto1990levels);

•  Reduceoildependence;•  LCA:considerLUC/ILUC•  Sustainabilitycriteria:tobeproposedin2013•  DefaultvaluesforGHGemissionsindifferentfuelpaths

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LCFSDefaultValues

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SuggestedAc1onsforBrazil

•  Movetowardbiofuelsustainabilitysystem;•  Developandcer1fyLCAmethodologyforourcondi1ons,

includingLUC/ILUC;•  Createadatabaseforthecri1calitems,speciallyconcerning

LUC/ILUC,soilemissions,wateruse;•  Makethebestuseofthesugarcanezoningsystems,

environmentalprotocols,laboragreementstoshowcompliancewithprocessindicatorsforbiodiversity,LUC,foodsafety,etc.;

•  Iden1fyareasforGHGandenergybalancesimprovementsandinvestintechnologydevelopmentforthem;

•  MovefromdefensetoaIack.

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ImportantPlayers•  Privatesector

–  UNICA,CTC,Severalmills,Icone

•  Publicins1tu1ons–  Ridesa,Embrapa,Apta,Universi1es

•  Government– MRE,MCT,MAPA,MDIC,MMA,SP‐SMA

•  WorkerOrganiza1ons•  NGO’sButcoordina:onisrequired

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BrazilianBiofuelsSustainabilityAlterna1ves

•  GBEP:GlobalBioenergyPartnership

•  ISO/PC248ProjectCommiIeeonSustainabilityCriteriaforBioenergy

•  BSIandRSB

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GBEP

•  Itisanofficialini1a1ve;•  InvolvesG8+5andotherstodevelopcriteriaandindicatorsforsustainability:relevant,prac1calandsciencebasedforvoluntaryapplica1on;geographicscaletakeninaccount;

•  Sub‐groups:environmental,social,andeconomicandenergysecurity;

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ISO/PC248

•  Scope:standardiza1oninthefieldofsustainabilitycriteriaforbioenergy;

•  EstablishedbytheISOTechnicalManagementBoardResolu1on124/2009;

•  SixWorkingGroups(WG’s):–  Inventoryofini1a1ves;Terminology;GHG;Sustainability(environmental,social,economicaspects;Verifica1onandaudi1ng;Indirecteffects.

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BSIandRSB

•  Par1cipa1onintheworkgroups;•  Learnbydoing;•  Influencethedecisions;•  IncludeBraziliandataandculture;•  Avoidinconvenientrequirements;

•  Organizecountryinforma1onanddata.

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BrazilianIni1a1vesinLUCEmissionsSugarcaneCase

Referencecrop Cstockchange(tC/ha)

Emissions(kgCO2/m3)

2006 2020EE 2020ethanol

Degradedpasture

10 ‐302 ‐259 ‐185

Naturalpasture ‐5 157 134 96

Cul1vatedpasture

‐1 29 25 18

Soybean ‐2 61 52 37

Maize 11 ‐317 ‐272 ‐195

CoIon 13 ‐384 ‐329 ‐236

Cerrado ‐21 601 515 369

Campolimpo ‐29 859 737 527

Cerradão ‐36 1,040 891 638

LUCemissions ‐118 ‐109 ‐78

Source: Zuurbier and van de Vooren, 2008

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ThankforyouraIen1on!

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